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THE TANTA TIMES SPARKY By Mel Casson Thursday, June 1964 W. J. Veigel Dies at 66 William J. Veigel, 66, 6514 N. Armenia a retired educator in the business field, died last night in a Tampa hospital.

native of Lancaster, N.Y., and a former resident of Buffalo and Syracuse, he had lived in Tampa nine years. He was a graduate of University of Buffalo with a B.S. degree, and received his master's degree in accounting from the Syracuse University. -Mr. Veigel was a retired educator, having operated business schools in Central New York State for: 25 years before coming to Tampa.

He was a member of the First Baptist Church, where he was a choir member and a soloist. He was also a member of the One by One Sunday School Class. Mr. Veigel was a life member of the Erie Lodge 161, Buffelurvivors include his widow, Mrs. Agnes Briggs Veigel; two daughters, Mrs.

Shirley J. Alderson, Waterford, and Mrs. Lois J. Dison, Ft. Bragg, N.C.; a son, William J.

Veigel Tampa; a sister, Mrs. Walter Koenig, St. Petersburg; a brother, Ernst Veigel Rochester, and six grandchildren. THE TAMPA TIMES through Published Saturday by the Tribune Company from The Tribune Build. ing.

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Deaths Elsewhere DR. CHARLES M. POMERAT PASADENA, June 18 -Dr. Charles M. Pomerat, 58, world-famed biologist engaged in cancer research, was found dead Wednesday.

Police said he had given himself a fatal injection to end his own suffering from cancer. Police said he had left a note saying he was suffering from cancer of the spine. Dr. Pomerat had been a director of the Pasadena Foundation for Medical Research since 1960. HENRY BERNER ANTIGO, June 18 (P)- Henry Berner, 86, one of the founders of The Antigo Daily Journal, died Tuesday in Carmichael, Calif.

Berner, with his late brother, Fred, acquired the Journal as a weekly publication in 1901 and changed it to a daily newspaper in 1905. Henry Berner retired in 1945 after serving 52 years as a printer and publisher. DR. W. C.

BARNARD CORPUS CHRISTI, June 18 (AP) Dr. W. C. Bar- FIRST TIME EVER BADMINTON HEALTHFUL FUN FOR FULL SIZE YARD, CAMP of 2 RACKETS PICNIC 9 FOOT Complete SET SHUTTLECOCK EASILY NOTA TOY! WORTH $2.29 2 FULL SIZE NYLON STRUNG RACKETS COME REGULATION SHUTTLECOCK EARLY! NET IS 9 FEET LONG CARRYING CASE WITH HANDLE B. F.

GOODRICH 1010 W. KENNEDY BLVD. nard, 83, Corpus Christi's oldest active medical practitioner, died Wednesday of a heart attack. He had practiced medicine here continuously since 1911 except for war service. One of his three sons is Mayor James C.

Barnard of Corpus Christi, also a physician. The others are Dr. Cornell Barnard, a dentist, and William C. Barnard of New York, a general executive of The Associated Press. Funeral Notices ANNIS, JULIUS B.

Funeral services for Mr. Julius B. Annis, age 74, of 2109 Bayshore will be held Friday afternoon at 2 the Schaaral Zedek Temple, with Rabbi David L. Zielonka officiating. Interment will follow in Hill Memorial Park.

Pallbearers are W. T. Morgan Frank Vidal, Frank Carera, Emelio Del Valle, Yndalecio Liana and Benjamin Muniz. The Family requests "PLEASE FLOWERS AND MAKE CONTRIBU. TIONS TO YOUR FAVORITE ITY." Arrangements by J.

L. Reed and Son, Bayshore Blvd. and Plant Avenue. BURTON, PERCY R. Funeral services for Mr.

Percy R. Burton, 3610 Cleveland will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at Curry's Funeral Home, 605 S. MacDill Ave. The Rev. John Simon, associate Church, pastor of the First Methodist will officiate.

Cremation will follow. GARCIA, MRS. TERESA LOPEZ-Funeral services for Mrs. Teresa Lopez Garcia, age 83, of 2916 10th who passed away Wednesday afternoon at her residence, will be held Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock Fernandez from Funeral the chapel of Lord Home, with Dr. Walter B.

Passigia, pastor of St. John Presbyterian Church, officiating. Interment in Centro Asturiano Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers: Roberto Yglesias, Rudy Dominguez, Alfred P. Carrera, Luis Thomas, Bienvinido Thomas and Adolfo Cueto.

THE FAMILY WILL BE AT THE FU. NERAL HOME THURSDAY NIGHT FROM 7 TO 9 P.M. LEONARD, MISS LEILA E. Funeral services for Miss Leila E. Leonard, age 93, 1710 Swann will be held Friday morning at 11 o'clock at the Chapel of Walters-Howard Funeral Service, opposite the University of Tampa, with the Rev.

J. Karl Wagner, of Unity Temple, to officiate. Interment in the Garden of Memories. LUKE, CLAUDE for Mr. ALLEN, Claude SR.

Allen -Funeral services 79, of 5108 Seminole will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the B. Marion Reed Co. Funeral Home, Plant Ave. at Platt St. The Rev.

J. Karl Wagner, of Unity Temple, officiating, with interment in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers are Anthony Schleman, Jim Sumner, Joe Sumner, Joseph Wohl, Steve Colson, and Albert Fernandez. WEISS, HERBERT HASHY Funeral services for Mr. Herbert Hashy Weiss, 39, of 916 23rd will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the B.

Marion Reed Co. Funeral Home, Plant Ave. at Platt Rabbi Stanley Kazan of Congregation Rodoph Sholom officiating, interment in Rodoph Sholom Manuel 'Cemetery. J. Active Buchman, are Piper, Barney Haims, William Simovitz, Lester Leib, and Albert Friedman.

Honorary pallbearers art Louis Buchman, Manuel Leibovitz, Walter Leib, Lou Simovitz, Manuel Aronovitz, Nathan Estroff, Fred Katz, Sol Katz, Eugene Linsky, Isaac Brash, Isadore Segall, George Ichill, Nathan Neuwirth, Sam Stein, Maurice Stein, Joe Rosenthal, Jack Rezenik and Soloman Simovitz. Preparation by Chessed Shel Ames. THE FAMILY REQUESTS THAT FLOWERS PLEASE BE OMITTED. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Shirley Irish wish to acknowledge with sincere appreciation all cards, telephone calls, personal calls, flowers and other acts of kindnesses during our recent bereavement. George Irish Daughters Bonnie, Kathryn Jeannie.

Parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Raimer. FOR LoW 2 FATHERS DAY We have a complete selection of American Greeting Cards and Men's Cosmetics including Max Factor and Revlon. Reg.

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A native of Starke, he had lived in Dover 20 years. He was a pipe fitter at the Tampa Shipyard until his health caused him to retire. He was a member of the First Baptist Church. He is survived by a stepdaughter, Mrs. Odessa Lassiter, Dover; five stepsons, E.

O. Goodson, Dover; G. M. and L. C.

Goodson of Michigan; Benny Goodson, Turkey Creek, and Roy Goodson, Dover; a sister, Miss Marjorie Holder; two brothers, Richard Gilbert Holder of Dover, and 29 stepgrandchildren. MRS. LOUISE BODNAR Mrs. Louise Francescone Bodnar, 76, 108 W. Chelsea, died yesterday at her home.

A native of Bordeaux, France, she had lived in Tampa 34 years. She is survived by her husband, Camillo E. Bodnar; two daughters, Mrs. Jack W. Lee, Tampa, and Mrs.

John W. Wortman, Cocoa Beach, and 11 grandchildren. TOMBS M. POWELL Tombs Morgan Powell, 75, Box 431, Lutz, died yesterday in a Tampa hospital. Besides his widow, Mrs.

Agnes Powell, he is survived by three sons, T. M. Powell Gainesville; Frank L. Powell, Sugarland, and Glenn M. Powell, Savannah, a daughter, Muriel Gustafson, Tampa, and 11 grandchildren.

MRS. TERESA GARCIA Mrs. Teresa Lopez Garcia, 83, 2916 10th a native of Cuba and a resident of Tampa 67 years, died yesterday at her home. She is survived by one son, Frank Correa; one daughter, Mrs. Isabel Thomas; two granddaughters, Mrs.

Isabel Dominguez and Mrs. Yolanda Magueregui, and five great-grandchildren, all of Tampa. HUGH MONTGOMERY Hugh Bishop (H.B.) Montgomery, 63, 6709 Elizabeth died yesterday. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ruth Montgomery; one stepson, Albert Spencer, Julius Annis, Tampa Cigar Pioneer, Dies A pioneer Tampa cigar manufacturer, Julius B.

Annis, 75, died yesterday in a Tampa hospital. Mr. Annis founded the Gradiaz Annis Cigar Co. in New York in 1917. In 1920, the firm moved its opration to Tampa.

In 1928 Gradiaz-Annis purchased chez Haya the first cigar Annis company to start in operation. Mr. Annis retired from active business in 1958. Last year Gradiaz Annis merged with General Cigar Co. He was a long-time member of the Palma Ceia Country Club and a member of Schaarai Zedek Temple.

Survivors include two sons, Morton L. Annis and Dr. Leonard Annis, both of Tampa, and three grandchildren. PEOPLE'S CHOICE WELLSWOOD OPTIMISTS Optimist and Opti-Mrs. Clubs of Wellswood will install the following officers Saturday at the Embers Restaurant: William Grout, president; Gene E.

Meyers, secretary; Manuel Rodriguez assistant secretary; Joe Gregory and Rufino Lemus, vice presidents; Ralph Grau, Angel Ygual, Everett Moak, Robert Villa, Pete Flores, directors; Harold Schaefer and George Beiro, sergeants at arms; Louis Batten, chaplain, Tom Diana, treasurer. Mrs. Kay Moak, president; Mrs. Nancy Lemus, president; Mrs. Catherine Vicari, treasurer; Mrs.

Lorraine Schaefer, secretary, Mrs. Alice Gregory, corresponding secretary. W. F. Lewis, Inn Manager, Dies at 78 W.

Frank Lewis, 78, manager of the High Hampton Inn in Cashiers, N.C., for 33 years, and former hotel operator in Avon Park, died Wednesday in Raleigh, N.C. He was a native of Tazewell, and a graduate of the University of Virginia. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Majorie Harrison Lewis; a daughter, Miss Jane Lewis, New York City; a son, Harrison Lewis of Raleigh, and several grandchildren. ADVERTISEMENT Unfailing Inexpensive Positive Protection Can save your ranch, dairy farm.

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Dale Mabry Ph. 831-6201. FDR Microphone Goes to Museum Tampa; two brothers, Tracy Montgomery, Tampa, and Don Montgomery, New York. A native of Greensville, Miss, he had lived in Tampa 40 years, and before retiring was a real estate broker. Mr.

Montgomery is a veteran of World War II, and a member of American Legion Post III. PERCY R. BURTON Percy R. Burton, 78, 3610 Cleveland died yesterday at his home. A native of England and a former resident of Evanston, Mr.

Burton had lived in Tampa 12 years. A construction engineer, Mr. Burton spent many years in foreign countries doing major construe- tion work. He was a member of Chagres Lodge Balboa, Canal Zone; the Panama Canal Zone Consistory AASR, Abou Saad Temple Shrine, Panama Canal Zone, and a life member of the American Legion in Evanston. He was in the Army during World He is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Mary A. Burton, and a son, Robert A. Burton, Lawrence, Kan. Sympathy Acknowledgment Cards Engraved Promptly Samples Sent J. P.

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